Baseball, America’ oldest pastime, if not its’ most favorite, is nevertheless the one with the most with the most myths, traditions and superstitions. Yesterday was July 4, and – as the spooky […]
There’s no tying in baseball
Which kind of football will win?
The greatest football contest ever may not involve muscle pulls, concussions or cheerleaders in marginally scandalous costumes. It’s the coming struggle for which variety of football will be The Next Big Thing […]
They see what you show them
Unsolicited Advice Dept.: As a licensed and bonded purveyor of unrequested counsel, recent events have compelled me to step forward to offer assistance in … how shall I put this? … […]
What, CSUF in the Pac-12?
Reports have it that Texas State University has been invited to become the eighth school in the retooled Pac-12, a development which will allow it to compete (however successfully or unsuccessfully) at […]
More ‘universities’ in our towns?
There are community college campuses in Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Westminster. As convenient as that it is, might it be even nicer if they were also universities? The idea is not […]
This lady could be a champ
I’ve been to almost all of the “State of the City” events in Garden Grove since the event began, but I never saw anything like this before. At the conclusion of her […]
Most Classy Player an easy pick
If Shohei Ohtani somehow falls a biscuit short of being the Greatest Baseball Player of All Time, he will still be in contention for being the Classiest. On Friday, San Diego Padres […]
We’re reaping the whirlwind
It’s easy to be philosophical about things happening to other people far away. It’s when they come to your doorstep that things “get real.” I’m thinking, of course, of the events emanating […]
The ‘whirlwind’ is now here
It’s easy to be philosophical about things happening to other people far away. It’s when they come to your doorstep that things “get real.” I’m thinking, of course, of the events emanating […]
Speed up soccer to keep pace
The Dodgers went into extra innings on Monday night against the Padres in San Diego, and that “overtime” started with an “automatic runner.” My first thought was “What on earth is that?” […]
